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  • #32447
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    tuck243
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    <iframe width="640" height="510" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/Wyvgn5HVquw" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

     

     

    I understand he can’t touch the ball every play because of ball hogs or what not, BUT I just don’t see it… This isn’t the first time I seen ish like this either with him…

     

    DO ANYONE KNOW HOW TO CORRECTLY EMBED YOUTUBE VIDEOS? PLEASE LET ME KNOW AND THANKS..

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  • #585598
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    butidonthavemoney

    Read my PSA.

    1. Go to the YouTube video you want share.

    2. Click the ‘Embed’ button under the video.

    3. Check the fourth box under the code, which says "Use old embed code"

    4. Copy the embed code.

    5. Go to wherever you want to share the video on NBADraft.net

    6. Click the underlined "Switch to plain text editor" link which is directly under the rich text editor.

    7. Paste code.

    8. Share

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  • #585860
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    butidonthavemoney

    Read my PSA.

    1. Go to the YouTube video you want share.

    2. Click the ‘Embed’ button under the video.

    3. Check the fourth box under the code, which says "Use old embed code"

    4. Copy the embed code.

    5. Go to wherever you want to share the video on NBADraft.net

    6. Click the underlined "Switch to plain text editor" link which is directly under the rich text editor.

    7. Paste code.

    8. Share

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  • #585604
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    tuck243
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    tuck243
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  • #585624
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    esperanzafleet69
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    pretty helpful… was wondering why imbed codes didnt work on here..

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    esperanzafleet69
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    pretty helpful… was wondering why imbed codes didnt work on here..

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  • #585638
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    Grandmama
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    One of the most skilled big men to come along in quite some time, has a huge frame with terrific hands, and hasn’t even played his senior year of bball.  Yes, he easily looks like a number 1 pick.

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  • #585901
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    Grandmama
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    One of the most skilled big men to come along in quite some time, has a huge frame with terrific hands, and hasn’t even played his senior year of bball.  Yes, he easily looks like a number 1 pick.

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  • #585646
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    ilike.panochas
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    Specimens like his, with his type of skills doesn’t come along every 10 or so years. Lock to be a #1 pick. And keep in mind that his body is still in the process of evolving, who knows what his body will look like by the time he’s 22 years old. Enormous potential, and seems to have his head straight which will only increase his chances of reaching his full potential.

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  • #585909
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    ilike.panochas
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    Specimens like his, with his type of skills doesn’t come along every 10 or so years. Lock to be a #1 pick. And keep in mind that his body is still in the process of evolving, who knows what his body will look like by the time he’s 22 years old. Enormous potential, and seems to have his head straight which will only increase his chances of reaching his full potential.

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  • #585652
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    AnthonyPEPZ
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     Being a Center he is automatically going to get a boost in terms of draft stock because there are a short supply of them in the league that are good.Also,Drummond is in a class of his own in terms of how athletic he is , and due to this he is going to be considered for number 1.In my opinion if he goes in the 2012 NBA draft he isn’t going to be num.1.However if he stays in 2013 NBA draft he is a lock for num.1 but if i were him i would keep my eyes very weary of Shabazz Muhammed

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  • #585914
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    AnthonyPEPZ
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     Being a Center he is automatically going to get a boost in terms of draft stock because there are a short supply of them in the league that are good.Also,Drummond is in a class of his own in terms of how athletic he is , and due to this he is going to be considered for number 1.In my opinion if he goes in the 2012 NBA draft he isn’t going to be num.1.However if he stays in 2013 NBA draft he is a lock for num.1 but if i were him i would keep my eyes very weary of Shabazz Muhammed

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  • #585676
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    Drummond looks very good athletically. He seems closer to Amare at this point than a full sized center. Though he may still be growing. Hopefully we’ll get a better idea this season.

    I think he’ll be the 1 or 2 pick. But I’m certainly not going to count out Anthony Davis.

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  • #585938
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    Drummond looks very good athletically. He seems closer to Amare at this point than a full sized center. Though he may still be growing. Hopefully we’ll get a better idea this season.

    I think he’ll be the 1 or 2 pick. But I’m certainly not going to count out Anthony Davis.

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  • #585678
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    ilike.panochas
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    One thing I will point out that he needs to work on, is using his size to his advantage on offense.  I have noticed that he tends to be a little too "finese", while it is very nice to see a player his size with such skill, I do think he needs to use his size down low and bang a little more.  If he does this, he would basically become unstoppable, he already is very difficult to contain, but if he learns to use his size/bulk to his advantage, then your looking at the next dominant Center in the NBA.

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  • #585940
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    One thing I will point out that he needs to work on, is using his size to his advantage on offense.  I have noticed that he tends to be a little too "finese", while it is very nice to see a player his size with such skill, I do think he needs to use his size down low and bang a little more.  If he does this, he would basically become unstoppable, he already is very difficult to contain, but if he learns to use his size/bulk to his advantage, then your looking at the next dominant Center in the NBA.

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  • #585696
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     Let’s see, he looks like a #1 pick based off of build alone. Follow that up with his athleticism which also looks the part of a #1 pick. Eye test passed.

    In further detail, you see the kids game which looks everybit the part of a mix between Chris Webber/Dwight Howard/ and Amare Stoudamire. While he clearly does lack a motor to some extent/ A lot of players don’t have to go full force in high school because they simply don’t have to, to dominate their competition. Just ask JeremyTyler.

    Kevin Durnt had similarly questionable fire in highschool. Guy come in freshman year at Texas absolutely dominating and hasn’t yet let up 4 seasons in to the NBA.

    Give Drummond 2 more years and you’ll understand why exactly he deserves to be the #1 overall pick. I’d certainly take him over ANY other highschool/college player in the country. Anthony Davis and Shabbaz Muhommed incuded.

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  • #585959
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    iguapops420
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     Let’s see, he looks like a #1 pick based off of build alone. Follow that up with his athleticism which also looks the part of a #1 pick. Eye test passed.

    In further detail, you see the kids game which looks everybit the part of a mix between Chris Webber/Dwight Howard/ and Amare Stoudamire. While he clearly does lack a motor to some extent/ A lot of players don’t have to go full force in high school because they simply don’t have to, to dominate their competition. Just ask JeremyTyler.

    Kevin Durnt had similarly questionable fire in highschool. Guy come in freshman year at Texas absolutely dominating and hasn’t yet let up 4 seasons in to the NBA.

    Give Drummond 2 more years and you’ll understand why exactly he deserves to be the #1 overall pick. I’d certainly take him over ANY other highschool/college player in the country. Anthony Davis and Shabbaz Muhommed incuded.

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  • #585718
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    SubZero
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    Thanks NoMoney, now that I finally know how to embed….this has nothing to do with basketball, BUT

    Back on topic, yes he does look like a #1 pick to me, all based off potential. He’ll eventually have to learn to work off the ball and start playing with a better motor (which I’m sure he will on the next levels when he has to, especially playing for Jim Calhoun if he goes to UConn). His potential is through the roof and that alone is enough for me, considering how good he is already and that he’s nowhere near as good as he can/will be

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  • #585981
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    Thanks NoMoney, now that I finally know how to embed….this has nothing to do with basketball, BUT

    Back on topic, yes he does look like a #1 pick to me, all based off potential. He’ll eventually have to learn to work off the ball and start playing with a better motor (which I’m sure he will on the next levels when he has to, especially playing for Jim Calhoun if he goes to UConn). His potential is through the roof and that alone is enough for me, considering how good he is already and that he’s nowhere near as good as he can/will be

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  • #585734
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    WinterSoldier
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    Who is #120 in the video?

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  • #585997
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    WinterSoldier
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    Who is #120 in the video?

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    river09
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